Role of laparoscopic surgery in infertility

Bülent Berker, Ali Mahdavi, Babac Shahmohamady, Camran Nezhat
2005 · W2386664834
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Advances in laparoscopic technology and instruments have enabled new operative methods and increased the popularity of endoscopic procedures for gynecologic surgeons.

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Recent advances in endoscopic surgical techniques and the increased sophistication of surgical instruments have offered new operative methods and techniques for the gynecologic surgeon (1). Recent years have witnessed a marked increase in the number of gynecological endoscopic procedures performed, mainly as a result of technological improvements in instrumentation. The addition of a small video camera to the laparoscope (videolaparoscopy) greatly enhanced the popularity of operative endoscopy because of the possibility of operating in a comfortable, upright position and using the magnification capabilities of the camera (2,3).

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